DIVE INTO THESE FASCINATING AND MIND-ALTERING CONCEPTS:

 

 

 Media literacy and self-regulating behaviors

 Media literacy and digital citizenship

 Beliefs and biases towards media and technology

 The Power of Emotional Intelligence

 What is media psychology? Redefining the field and the different opportunities that exist for those studying the field

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 discover the latest information on cyberpsychology and cyberwarfare

 

 The Effects of online notifications on the human body

 

 social media addiction, social approval and online comparison

 

 fear of missing something important phenomenon (fomsi)

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 learn about the power of archetypes

 

 online presence, reputation, and online reviews

 

 online social reciprocity

 

 bottomless bowls, infinite feeds and auto play

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 gaslightinNG 

 

 THE NEURAL NETWORK

 

 PRIMING AND REPETITION

 

 MODES OF THOUGHT

 Wi-Fi and its effects on the human body. Electromagnetic hypersensitivity or wi-fi allergies. Real or not real? Science vs. personal experiences.


 A brief history of neurocinematics and how it can be used to create positive and powerful messages in movies and documentaries.

 Online Degrees- The perception and what we can do to change the way people view online degrees. How to make online degrees acceptable since we are now living in a media-centric society?

 The Neuromap: Six Stimuli: Self-Centered, Contrast, Tangible, Beginning and End, Visual and Emotional. How the neuromap can be used in advertising to activate the reptilian brain in order to reach the minds, hearts, and guts of consumers.

 Uncertainty and how it is natural to fear the unknown. New technologies seem to be perceived as uncertain because they are new to our lives.

 “Predictive programming.” Mass mind control and the conditioning of thoughts. How seeds are implanted in our minds in order to accept planned future scenarios. As stated by Alan Watts “the power of suggestion using the media of fiction to create a desired outcome."

 

 The Dangerous and unintended consequences of online filter bubbles

 

 How body language shapes who we are in our environments 

 Mass Media Control through network television.

 Advantages and disadvantages of mediums of communication- What are the positive and negative narratives?

 Subliminal behavior modification

 Hidden messages in logos

 Online Identify Theft

 Online Predatory behavior

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 Online shaming/troling 

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 binge-watching & the age of entertainment 

 Online Personalities- Personality types in an online world- How to co-exist.

 Panopticon, Discipline, and Punishment

 Technology in the classrooms

 Video games in the educational setting

 The impact of social media on the human psyche

 Telehealth--- teleconsulting… telecoaching. How telehealth/coaching/consulting is redesigning the way medical field and the way people seek medical advice.

 Sedentation- We are now living in a media-centric driven society. We spent more time connected to the Internet than exercising. learn how to avoid hurting your back, your hands, your eyes, and other parts of your body due to the compulsive usage of technology. learn to find balance.

 Agenda setting and framing/Propaganda and persuasion. learn about the lack of morals in today's media outlets and private agencies. 

 Perception!!! And how it alters the way we interact with our world

 Online digital footprint. online sharing.

 Consciousness- we create our “Reality” through experience

 Images and how they shape the perceptions of people before they even meet us. The psychology of pictures.

 Media Literacy for individuals of all ages. How to distinguish news vs. fake news. What is the agenda behind this meme? There is no doubt that there are different agendas involved in the "post-truth movement." We are living in a police state, and history has shown again and again that dumbing down the masses has been used to manipulate humans. 

 Music as a medium and as a way to express ourselves…. For social change. Using music to spread positive political narratives.

 What science is telling us about the heart’s intuitive intelligence?

 The positive aspects of the digital age/Living in a media-centric society

 How technologies shape human behavior

 The mind-gut-heart connection and our health

 Uncertainty and new technologies- fearing the unknown

 Transmedia Storytelling

 What is a paradigm and how does a paradigm shift occur?

 What is a cyborg and why do some philosophies think we are turning into cyborgs?

 The Internet of Things

 Online Dating and how is changing the way people meet

 Psychophysiological responses and advertisements

 Subliminal Messages and Ethics

 Mental Stimulation, Narrative Transportation, and Persuasion- MOVIES, BOOKS, AND MUSIC.

 Virtual Reality and the Medical Field

 The psychology of selfies

 Online Reviews/Online shopping and how reviews alter our decisions.

 An introduction to the pineal gland, the seat of the soul, our intuitive “third eye.”

 Augmented Reality in the Educational Setting and the Medical Field

 Are we rational or emotional beings?

 Network associations and our brains/Priming

 Emotional appeal vs. Logical appeal


 Hate speech vs. Free speech

 

 Organic fruits and vegetables

 

 Renewal Energy: solar, wind and thermal

 

 The Ethics involving genetically modified organisms 

 

 Sustainable living

 

  Fluoride and its effects on the human anatomy

 

 Grounding or earthing

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 treating addiction with human connection, flora and fauna

 

  T he natural healing effects of ayahuasca & xanga

 

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